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The '''fifth''' normal World of Warcraft TCG set, named '''Servants of the Betrayer'''.
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| base = [[Frostwolf Keep]], [[Alterac Valley]]
  
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| leader = [[Drek'Thar|General Drek'Thar]]
  
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| faction = Horde
  
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| currency = [[Honor point]]
  
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| quartermaster = [[Grunnda Wolfheart]] (Frostwolf Keep), [[Jekyll Flandring]] (Alterac Mountains)
  
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Prince Kael'thas Sunstrider and Lady Vashj grow in strength, extending their reach across Outland as they corrupt the land! Will you stand against them or betray your allies?
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[[File:Frostwolfbanner.JPG|thumb|The Frostwolf clan banner.]]
  
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[[File:Frost-walf-caln-emblem.jpg|right|frame|The emblem of the Frostwolf clan.]]
  
   
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==Set Details==
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The '''Frostwolf clan''' (otherwise known as '''Frost Wolf clan''') was one of the original [[orc]] clans from the planet of [[Draenor]], and one of very few clans not to partake of the [[Blood of Mannoroth]] which corrupted the other clans. Today, the Frostwolf clan hopes to retake [[Alterac Valley]] from the relic seeking [[Stormpike Guard]] [[dwarves]].
  
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===Card Totals===
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Total Cards: 264 (261 + 3)
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* 264 Numbered Cards
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* 78 <font color=#FFFFFF>Commons</font>
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* 93 <font color=#00CC00>Uncommons</font>
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*** including 36 <font color=#00CC00>Heroes</font>
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** 72 <font color=#3333CC>Rares</font>
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** 14 <font color=#CC00CC>Epics</font>
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* 3 <font color=#FF0000>Loot Cards</font>
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* 7 Oversize <font color=#3333CC>Heroes</font>
   
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==History==
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=== Numbering ===
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* '''Past leaders:''' [[Garad]], [[Durotan]], [[Thrall]]
  
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# Heroes
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* '''Current Leader:''' [[Drek'Thar]]
  
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## Alliance
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* '''Clan Colors:''' Blue and White
  
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## Horde
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* '''Domains:''' [[Frostwolf Keep]], [[Orgrimmar]]
  
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# Abilities
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## Class Abilities
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### Druid Abilities
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### Hunter Abilities and Pets
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### Mage Abilities
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### Paladin Abilities
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### Priest Abilities
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### Rogue Abilities
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### Shaman Abilities
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### Warlock Abilities and Pets
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### Warrior Abilities
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## Alliance Abilities
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## Horde Abilities
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## Neutral Abilities
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# Allies
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## Alliance Allies
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## Horde Allies
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## Neutral Allies
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# Equipment
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## Armor
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## Items
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## Weapons
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# Quests
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## Alliance Quests
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## Horde Quests
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## Neutral Quests
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Each section is then ordered alphabetically.
   
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== Card List ==
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The Frostwolf clan was one of the original [[orc]] clans from the planet of [[Draenor]], their homeland was in [[Nagrand]] near the Mountain of Spirits, [[Oshu'gun]]. When [[Gul'dan]] initially approached the chieftains with the offer to gain immeasurable power by drinking the blood of [[Mannoroth]], [[Durotan]] of the Frostwolves refused. Durotan, who advocated traditional orc society, began to speak out vehemently against the corruption wrought by Gul'dan and the warlocks of the [[Shadow Council]]. Because of this, Gul'dan declared the Frostwolves to be outlaws. Fearing for the safety of his tribe, Durotan led the Frost Wolves through the [[Dark Portal]] and eventually settled in the distant [[Alterac Mountains]].
  
   
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During the [[First War]], Durotan returned from exile to warn his old friend [[Orgrim Doomhammer]] again of Gul'dan's treachery. Shortly thereafter, he and his wife were murdered by assassins on the orders of Gul'dan; only their infant son [[Go'el]], named [[Thrall]] by the [[Aedelas Blackmoore|human lord]] who found him, survived.
  
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<tr><th>Number<th>Name<th>Type<th>Side</tr>
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<tr><td><font color="#FFFFFF">250</font><td>[[TCG Servants of the Betrayer/250|Dr. Boom!]]
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<td>Quest<td>Neutral</tr>
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<tr><td><font color="#FFFFFF">257</font><td>[[TCG Servants of the Betrayer/257|Orders from Lady Vashj]]
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<td>Quest<td>Neutral</tr>
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==External links==
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Throughout the First and [[Second War]] the Frostwolves remained in hiding, practicing the old traditions under the leadership of their [[shaman]] [[Drek'Thar]]. Eventually, nearly two decades after their exile, Thrall, the son of their chieftain, sought them out. Under the tutelage of Drek'Thar, Thrall became a shaman and began a crusade to re-awaken the orcs to their heritage and free them from the demonic corruption that had plagued them for so long. Though the Frostwolves fought bravely to liberate their brethren from the humans, against the [[Burning Legion]] during the [[Third War]], and helped to found [[Durotar]], many of them abandoned their capital where the rest of the orc clans live. Instead, they returned to their traditional homeland in the Alterac Mountains, where they hoped to remain neutral as tensions between the [[Horde]] and the [[Alliance]] increased.
  
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Now, however, the Frostwolves have been caught up in the new struggle between the Horde and the Alliance, as the [[Alterac Mountains]] become the setting for an ongoing battle between the two factions. As [[Warchief of the Horde]] and Chieftain of the Frostwolves, Thrall has asked that all able-bodied members of the Horde assist.
  
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== Alterac Valley ==
  
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Along with [[Drek'Thar]], the Frostwolf clan lived along the [[Alterac Mountains]] practicing shamanism, and having [[Frost wolf|Frost wolves]] as their companions.
  
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After breaking free from the human captors who had raised him, Thrall set forth to find the Frostwolves. He had learned of the fate that befell the orcs, of his father's demise and of his true place amongst the exiles as their Warchief.
  
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Since then, the dwarven expedition known as the [[Stormpike Guard]] led by [[Vanndar Stormpike]] have started an expedition in the Frostwolf territory to excavate the valley and mine its veins, a transgression to the orcs who inhabited Alterac. This provoked a slaughter of the first expedition, and started the battle for [[Alterac Valley]].
  
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==Reputation==
  
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Players can earn reputation in this faction by participating in the Alterac Valley battleground by doing various tasks as well as killing members of the opposite faction, the [[Stormpike Guard]].
  
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As of [[Patch 2.0.1]], you no longer get reputation for turning in {{loot|uncommon|Alterac Valley Marks of Honor}}, they are instead used to buy [[PvP rewards]].
  
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You are granted the player title [[Conqueror]] once exalted with the Frostwolf Clan and the other two battleground factions, [[Warsong Outriders]] and the [[Defilers]].
  
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==Leaders==
  
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<div class="NavHead">[[Alterac Valley]]</div>
  
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{{Alterac Valley}}</div></div>
  
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'''The General'''
  
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* [[Drek'Thar]] — Frostwolf Keep
  
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'''Wing Commanders'''
  
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* [[Wing Commander Mulverick]] — North Dun Baldar Bunker
  
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* [[Wing Commander Jeztor]] — Stormpike Lumber Mill
  
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* [[Wing Commander Guse]] — Icewing Bunker
  
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==Known members==
  
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| {{horde}} {{RaceIconExt|Thrall}} [[Thrall]]
  
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| [[Grommash Hold]]||[[Orgrimmar]]
  
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| {{horde}} {{RaceIconExt|Drek'Thar}} [[Drek'Thar]]
  
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| [[Frostwolf Keep]]||[[Alterac Valley]]
  
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| {{horde}} {{RaceIcon|Mag'har|Female}} [[Mother Kashur]]
  
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| Deceased
  
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| {{RaceIcon|Orc|Male}} [[Durotan]]
  
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| Deceased
  
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| {{RaceIcon|Orc|Female}} [[Draka]]
  
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| Deceased
  
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| {{horde}} {{RaceIcon|Orc|Male}} [[Nazgrel]]
  
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| [[Thrallmar]]||[[Hellfire Peninsula]] {{bc-inline}}
  
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| {{RaceIcon|Mag'har|Male}} [[Garad]]
  
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| Deceased
  
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| {{horde}} {{RaceIcon|Mag'har|Female}} [[Greatmother Geyah]] (Now [[Mag'har]])
  
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| [[Garadar]]||[[Nagrand]] {{bc-inline}}
  
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| {{RaceIcon|Mag'har|Male}} [[Tal'kraa]]
  
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| Deceased
  
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| {{RaceIcon|Orc|Male}} [[Kash'drakor]]
  
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| Deceased
  
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| {{horde}} {{RaceIcon|Orc|Male}} [[Captain Galvangar]]
  
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| [[Iceblood Garrison]]||[[Alterac Valley]]
  
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| {{horde}} {{RaceIcon|Orc|Female}} [[Frostwolf Ambassador Rokhstrom]]
  
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| [[Valley of Strength]]||[[Orgrimmar]]
  
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| {{horde}} {{RaceIcon|Orc|Female}} [[Grunnda Wolfheart]]
  
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| [[Frostwolf Keep]]||[[Alterac Valley]]
  
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| {{horde}} {{RaceIcon|Undead|Male}} [[Jekyll Flandring]]
  
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| Outside [[Alterac Valley]] entrance||[[Alterac Mountains]]
  
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| {{horde}} {{RaceIcon|Tauren|Male}} [[Lieutenant Stronghoof]]
  
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| [[Iceblood Graveyard]]||[[Alterac Valley]]
  
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| {{horde}} {{RaceIcon|Troll|Male}} [[Lieutenant Vol'talar]]
  
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| [[Iceblood Garrison]]||[[Alterac Valley]]
  
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| {{horde}} {{RaceIcon|Tauren|Female}} [[Primalist Thurloga]]
  
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| [[Frostwolf Village]]||[[Alterac Valley]]
  
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| {{horde}} {{RaceIcon|Orc|Female}} [[Wing Commander Guse]]
  
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| [[Icewing Bunker]]||[[Alterac Valley]]
  
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| {{horde}} {{RaceIcon|Undead|Female}} [[Wing Commander Jeztor]]
  
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| [[Stormpike Lumber Yard]]||[[Alterac Valley]]
  
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| {{horde}} {{RaceIcon|Orc|Male}} [[Wing Commander Mulverick]]
  
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| [[Dun Baldar North Bunker]]||[[Alterac Valley]]
  
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==Frostwolf Mount==
  
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The [[Frostwolf Howler]] is a [[wolf]] [[mount]] available to all members of the [[Horde]] costing {{cost|h=2000}}.
  
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==Frostwolf Tabard==
  
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The [[Frostwolf Battle Tabard]] is a [[tabard]] available to members of the [[Horde]] costing {{cost|h=2679}}.
  
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==Notes==
  
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*Killing the Alliance Brigadier General in the Silver Enclave in Dalaran gets you 1 point of reputation.
  
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== Gallery ==
  
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<gallery>
  
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Image:Frostwolf Battle Standard.jpg|The Frostwolf battle standard.
  
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Image:FWban.jpg|The Frostwolf clan banner in WoW.
  
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</gallery>
  
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==See also==
  
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* [[Alterac Valley Rewards|Frostwolf clan reputation rewards]]
  
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==Patch changes==
  
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*{{Patch 1.5.0|note=Added.}}
  
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Revision as of 12:50, 29 July 2011


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Template:Tcgsets The fifth normal World of Warcraft TCG set, named Servants of the Betrayer.

Prince Kael'thas Sunstrider and Lady Vashj grow in strength, extending their reach across Outland as they corrupt the land! Will you stand against them or betray your allies?

Set Details

Card Totals

Total Cards: 264 (261 + 3)

  • 264 Numbered Cards
  • 78 Commons
  • 93 Uncommons
      • including 36 Heroes
    • 72 Rares
    • 14 Epics
  • 3 Loot Cards
  • 7 Oversize Heroes

Numbering

The numbering is based on a priority of:

  1. Heroes
    1. Alliance
    2. Horde
  2. Abilities
    1. Class Abilities
      1. Druid Abilities
      2. Hunter Abilities and Pets
      3. Mage Abilities
      4. Paladin Abilities
      5. Priest Abilities
      6. Rogue Abilities
      7. Shaman Abilities
      8. Warlock Abilities and Pets
      9. Warrior Abilities
    2. Alliance Abilities
    3. Horde Abilities
    4. Neutral Abilities
  3. Allies
    1. Alliance Allies
    2. Horde Allies
    3. Neutral Allies
  4. Equipment
    1. Armor
    2. Items
    3. Weapons
  5. Quests
    1. Alliance Quests
    2. Horde Quests
    3. Neutral Quests

Each section is then ordered alphabetically.

Card List

Quests

NumberNameTypeSide
250Dr. Boom! QuestNeutral
257Orders from Lady Vashj QuestNeutral

External links

External link Entertainment.UpperDeck.com Servants of the Betrayer Loot Card Demos
External link WOWTCGame.com World of Warcraft TCG ‘Servants of the Betrayer’ Expansion Set
External link WOWTCGame.com Servants of the Betrayer Setlist
WowInsider WowInsider Servants of the Betrayer TCG expansion released, including footage of in-game loot cards
WowInsider WowInsider TCG Servants of the Betrayer Sneak Peek
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